CORRELATES OF COMMITMENT AND JUDGED SELF COMPETENCE AMONG SOCIALLY ENGAGED MUSIC PRACTITIONERS

John Sloboda

CORRELATES OF COMMITMENT AND JUDGED SELF COMPETENCE AMONG SOCIALLY ENGAGED MUSIC PRACTITIONERS

John Sloboda

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A three-year international research project is examining musician experience of working in socially engaged participatory contexts in Belgium, Colombia, Finland, and the UK (1). The project examines how musicians conceive their contributions to this type of work, acquire the needed skills and motivation, and assess their effectiveness. One specific research question is how musicians feel empowered to continue work which is often challenging and underfunded. Primary project data is qualitative and is being reported elsewhere. This paper presents statistical analyses of selected quantitative data.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2022
Event	Society for Music Education and Psychology Research (SEMPRE): 50th Anniversary Conference - Senate House, University of London, London, United Kingdom Duration: 2 Sept 2022 → 3 Sept 2022 https://sempre.org.uk/50th

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Conference	Society for Music Education and Psychology Research (SEMPRE)
Abbreviated title	SEMPRE 50th
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	2/09/22 → 3/09/22
Internet address	https://sempre.org.uk/50th

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CORRELATES OF COMMITMENT AND JUDGED SELF COMPETENCE AMONG SOCIALLY ENGAGED MUSIC PRACTITIONERS

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